gtkpod vs aTunes : Which is Better?

gtkpod

gtkpod provides a graphical user interface that enables users of Linux and other Unix operating systems to transfer audio files onto their iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, iPod Photo, or iPod Mini music players. Developed by Jorg Schuler

License: Open Source

Categories: Audio & Music

Apps available for Linux Discontinued

aTunes

aTunes is a free and open source audio player with MPlayer as its playback engine. aTunes supports MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC and other formats. aTunes allows users to edit tags, organize music and rip audio CDs easily. Developed by The aTunes Team

License: Open Source

Categories: Audio & Music CD/DVD Tools

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Discontinued

gtkpod VS aTunes Feature comparision

Feature	gtkpod	aTunes
Music Library
Smart playlists
Dynamic/Intelligent Playlists
Lightweight
Moodbar
Advanced fading
Goal setting
Audio conversion
Auto fetch album covers
Music Player
CD Ripper
Internet Radio
iPhone/iPod sync
Stream audio
Smartlists
File Searching
File Tagging
ITunes-like user interface
Split CUE to tracks
Drag n drop
Support for subtitles
AI-powered suggestions
Support AirPlay
Music management
Incremental backup
Ad-free
Built-in Media converter
Customizable
Plugins
Hi-fi sound
Android Sync
Built-In ID3 Tag Editor
Crossfading
Shoutcast streaming
Podcast Player
Soundcloud integration
Themes
Dynamic Range Compressor
Windows Compatible
3D visualization
Automatic Lyrics Finder
Skins
Multiple languages
Audio playback
Video Sharing